About the Book:

In this extensive review of his career, Norman Lloyd vividly recalls his colleagues and collaborators, his hopes and his accomplishments.

A distinguished actor, director, and producer in the theatre, television, and motion pictures, Norman Lloyd participated in most of the seminal American theatre movements of the 1930s, including The Group Theatre, the Theatre of Action, the Federal Theatre, and the Mercury Theatre; guided the legendary Alfred Hitchcock Presents for eight years as both a producer and director; and worked on major films with, among others, Lewis Milestone, Charles Chaplin, Joseph Losey, and Jean Renoir.

What people say:

"Reading like a who's who of Broadway and Hollywood... [this] is a valuable piece of theatrical history... Lloyd is a self-effacing, articulate actor-director-producer whose stories are as insightful as they are warm and often humorous." — Choice

"..frank, detailed and generous." — Film Review Annual (UK)

About the Author:

Norman Lloyd is an American actor, producer, and director with a career in entertainment spanning more than seven decades.